Conclusion: The CBI has acceptable validity and reliability. The seven factors extracted for the CBI matched those identified in the original version. The present study introduces a tool that can be useful in assessing and evaluating the self-efficacy of breast cancer patients during treatment.
Conclusion: Age and tumor size are associated with survival in patients with breast cancer. Therefore, increasing women’s awareness of the benefits of periodic examinations and early diagnosis can contribute to early detection of the disease and improved survival.
Conclusion: In general, according to the findings of this research, ACT seems to be effective in improving psychological problems in women with breast cancer.
Conclusion: In general, exercise intervention can improve HRV in cancer patients. It is suggested that SDNN, RMSSD, and HF parameters be used in the evaluation of exercise effects on HRV because these parameters a) have prognostic value and b) more suitably reflect the effects of exercise training in these patients.